Mechanical clutches are a vital component of many power transmission systems where you need to apply torque in one direction of rotation. Recent innovations in clutch design and technology are making these products even more reliable and efficient.
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ROCPROP® MECHANICAL ROOF PROP FOR SECONDARY SUPPORT
Rocprop is an ideal secondary roof support for coal, hard rock and soft rock mining environments. The compact, all-steel roof support prop offers active pre-loading and stable yield, providing predictable performance in both static and dynamic load conditions. Under static load conditions, it sustains constant load-bearing characteristics, and its steel construction makes it suitable for long-term use. In dynamic conditions…
Read MoreNon-Rollover Backstops Offer Enhanced Safety
Discover how backstopping clutches play a critical role in your operation’s safety. Backstopping clutches, also called holdbacks or backstops, are a safety measure to prevent reverse movement of incline conveyors, bucket elevators or pump systems. Their crucial role helps protect critical equipment from damage and support worker safety. How Do Backstops Work?In backstop applications, backstops allow the drive shaft to…
Read MoreAn Overview of Backstopping, Overrunning, and Indexing Clutches
Mechanical clutches are a vital component of many power transmission systems where you need to apply torque in one direction of rotation. Recent innovations in clutch design and technology are making these products even more reliable and efficient. The clutch commonly used today provides enhanced protection against backlash and rollover, as well as consistent performance in harsh environments, especially in…
Read MoreIWT ANALYTICS: One Platform, Built for Mining
The IWT Analytics Platform integrates location, production, atmospheric, and MSHA data into a single interface designed for mining operations. Unlike generic BI tools, it connects directly to the IWT SENTINEL™ network, virtual forms, gas monitors, and MSHA data — delivering an immediate, mine-specific source of truth. With IWT Analytics, managers, foremen, and engineers can stop piecing together partial reports and instead…
Read MoreSTRATA DUST MONITORING
Dust monitoring and awareness in mining are crucial for the health and safety of workers. Safety technologies designed for these environments must be able to withstand harsh and hazardous conditions and effectively safeguard against potential risks. UK-based Trolex has developed a collection of dust monitors, including robust fixed units and portable, wearable units, which address various dust monitoring needs. These leading-edge…
Read MoreMeet the person behind the international air quality standard
When Jeff Moredock first entered the air quality industry, he came with zero experience in mining, engineering or heavy equipment. He was a real estate executive, who was recruited into the family business, Sy-Klone, in 2007. Now, Moredock is not only the Executive Vice President at Sy-Klone and a driving force behind its innovative solutions for cab air quality, but…
Read MoreHow teams in mining resolve stakeholder engagement challenges
Building strong relationships with diverse stakeholders is essential for smooth and successful mining operations and begins with effective engagement. Today, teams must continuously manage their relationships with government agencies, investors, and local communities, a responsibility that can quickly become overwhelming. This challenge is further complicated by the varying stakeholder expectations that need to be met. Successfully navigating stakeholder engagement in…
Read MoreHow to build a culture of safety at your mine site
By Sy-Klone Recently, the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) announced a temporary enforcement pause on their respirable crystalline silica (RCS) rule (89 Fed. Reg. 28,218), designed to protect mine operators from occupational diseases. Mining companies will now have until August 18, 2025, to comply. This brief enforcement pause is a valuable opportunity for companies to reach greater clarity on…
Read MorePHOENIX for Mining & Mineral Processing
Mineral processing is a term used by many in the mining industry to describe the separation of commercially valuable minerals from their ores. This process can include several different systems and equipment which should be carefully considered in order to produce the optimal output from a plants operation. Materials mined from large deposits are subject to four general types of…
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